Two points. Would be nice if there was an AMI on AWS for this stack. Second point. We do a lot of RESTful microservices. Which might be good for this in the

Two points. Would be nice if there was an AMI on AWS for this stack. Second point. We do a lot of RESTful microservices. Which might be good for this in the sense that with C you would want to keep your code small (cause no classes and manual mem-management). But what people do not always appreciate at first about microservices is that you need to rely heavily on libraries (either custom or external like Spring Security) to handle cross cutting concerns, else you are writing the same code multiple times. Essentially if you write a peice of code that you expect will go on more than one microservice, then it should go into library. So my concern is how easily would it be to create custom libraries to deal with cross cutting concerns like logging, and security in this stack, AND does C ecosystem offer external libraries for dealing with these common concerns that a modern RESTful microservice would encounter?